Marion Wiese
Dipl.-Inform. Marion Wiese
Research Associate
E-Mail: marion.wiese(at)uni-hamburg.de
Consultation hours: appointment can be requested by e-mail at any time
Office: Building D, Room 232
What happens if we treat our cars the way we treat our software systems?
Research Interests
PhD-Project:
Strategies for Technical Debt Prevention
This project aims for a systematic approach to identify strategies for Technical Debt (TD) prevention. Starting from the causes of TD, strategies for preventing these causes shall be identified. Causes with missing feasible strategies are identified as research gaps. Respective strategies are developed and evaluated.
These strategies encompass, amongst other things:
- Raising the Awareness for TD
- A framework for managing and preventing TD
- Avoidance of judgment errors when making decisions
- Architecture Conformance in Architecture Evolution
- Architecture Enforcemement
As part of this thesis the following project is being implemented:
Ontology-based Support for Architecture Evolution
The main focus of this project is on documenting and supporting architecture evolution and planning over time while avoiding Technical Debt e.g unresolved legacy. The sideline focus is on the usability of research results for practical use and industry projects.
Further research interests:
Software architecture
- architecture evolution
- emerging architecture styles and patterns(Microservices, SaaS, IoT)
- architecture recovery and reconstruction
- architecture traceability
- architecture documentation and knowledge management
- architecture technical debt
- architecture enforcement
Software Maintenance and Reengineering
- working with legacy code / legacy systems
Events + Talks
2022
solutions, 09.09.2022, "Wie sag ich’s meinem Business? Technische Schulden verstehen und erklären" (Vortrag+Diskussion), Marion Wiese
2021
womENcourage; 23.09.2021, "Industry Case Studies – Bridging the Gap between Researchers and Practitioners" (Workshop) Marion Wiese, Klara Borowa, Dalila Tamzalit, and Claudine Allen
solutionsXDILK, 03.09.2021, " Technische Schulden und Projektziele im Gleichgewicht" (Vortrag+Diskussion) Marion Wiese und Prof. Dr. Matthias Riebisch
Teaching
Wintersemester 2022/2023
Vorlesung Projektmanagement (Vertretung) (64-100 / InfB-PM)
Integriertes Seminar Architekturzentrierte Softwareentwicklung (62-427 / InfM-SWA)
Sommersemester 2022
Integriertes Seminar Software Reengineering (64-449 / InfM-SRE)
Vorlesung Projektmanagement (Vertretung) (64-100 / InfB-PM)
Wintersemester 2021/2022
Vorlesung Architekturzentrierte Softwareentwicklung (64-426 / InfM-SWA)
Integriertes Seminar Architekturzentrierte Softwareentwicklung (62-427 / InfM-SWA)
Masterprojekt Software-Engineering (Teil 2) (64-860 P2 / InfM-SE)
Sommersemester 2020
Masterprojekt Software-Engineering (Teil 1) (64-860 P1 / InfM-SE)
Integriertes Seminar Software-Engineering (64-860 S / InfM-SE)
Übungen zu Software Entwicklung II (64-012 / InfB-SE2)
Wintersemester 2020/2021
- Integriertes Seminar Architekturzentrierte Softwareentwicklung (64-427/ InfM-SWA)
Sommersemester 2020
- Integriertes Seminar Software Reengineering (64-449 / InfM-SRE)
- Übungen zu Software Entwicklung II (64-012 / Inf-B-SE2)
Short CV
2001- 2020 |
Gruner+Jahr GmbH & Co KG
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2000 - 2001 | Gruner+Jahr GmbH & Co KG Student Assistent KIMBA - magazin subscription management |
2000 | Otto GmbH & Co KG Intern Database application (Access 2000) |
1998 - 1999 | Universität Hamburg, FB Informatik, AB Angewandte und Sozialorientierte Informatik Student Assistent ECOBAS project (C) |
1997 - 1998 | Spar Handels AG Working Student Quality Assurance |
1994 - 2001 | Universität Hamburg, FB Informatik Diplom-Student Diplom-Thesis "Konzeption und Implementation einer Konvertierers zur Umsetzung von strukturierten Modellbeschreibungen in ausführbare Simulationsprogramme am Beispiel ökologischer Teilmodelle" |